Napaville Huai Khwang

A good budget hotel in a convenient place in Bangkok. Just 1 kilometer to the blue line MRT

Has a big comfortable bed, nice quality pillows and towels. 2 bottles of water every day, 7-11 and many restaurants nearby. For 20 a night in peak season seems good to me. Big fridge for a hotel also. Located 1 kilometer to the blue line MRT. Good deal I think

The room was adequate. Clean but lacking facilities..no kettle to make a coffee but have a facility on the ground floor to make coffee..it's not a hotel more of a hostel with i.d security to get in and out.

No view only a smelly canal to look out on..no restaurants or malls in the immediate area...it appears to be in a Chinese region so facilities locally tend to cater for Chinese visitors.. Saving grace was a 7 eleven across the road.. also no elevator and we were on the 4th floor..not ideal with mobility issues. Just pleased it was only for one night.

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It's great place to stay for short trip. In the morning is kinda difficult to find taxi but this place is pretty close to MRT station (not for walking though).

This is a a relatively new construction hotel and the lobby and rooms are comfortable, clean and modern. The bathroom was on the small style and the shower Thai style i.e. not partitioned from the rest of the bathroom (which I like anyway rather than a tight shower stall of some kind). The room was modestly but comfortably furnished even had a nice nigh light by bed and plenty of electrical outlets for my electronic gear. Large refrigerator. Overall a very pleasant light and airy feel to the hotel and room. The lobby is sparsely furnished at this point so if you intend to hang out in the lobby you may be disappointed but that is not a concern to me. The staff was helpful and pleasant to deal with. The big draw back is the lack of elevator which makes hauling any heavy luggage, if you are on a high floor, an issue. I was offered a room on 4th floor with balcony or on 2nd floor without a balcony and chose the 2nd floor because of that and I am glad of that even if i missed out on a larger room and balcony. The hotel staff was helpful getting my bags up when I came in but when I left I carried them myself downstairs.

New but lack of facilities, no pot for hot water inside the room, toothbrush just 1 only but i dont bother as i have my own toiletries.. No lift and we have to carry our big luggage untul 3rd floor.. Staff is not friendly, Request extra pillow as room has 2 pillows only but he said no extra. Bathroom floor is slippery they must put bath mat..

Hey! I'm Bombe, today I will review small hostel at Huai Khwang, BKK TH. This Hostel is a small simple peacefully , construction in this year 2016. The lobby like a coffee shop, when you check in and paid cash only! no credit and debit card. There was a clean room and a large bed some room have a balcony. At 3rd Floor have a washing machine, internet wifi all area. In the morning you can enjoyed with coffee and bread before go to out side. I think this hostel it's very nice and price not expensive. Who people looking for hotel or hostel Huai Khwang area I recommend Napaville Huai Khwang. Located not far from the subway you can walk about 10 minute.

First of all I will say that the hotel itself is very nice & obviously brand new. There was a large bed with a perfectly firm mattress, new and thick duvets and a A/C system that I was very grateful for. There seems to be a washing and drying machine, free water in the lobby and reasonable wifi. Decorations are nice a modern. Here are the frustrating parts: - In their description they mention that their staff speak English. None of their staff speak a word of English, but as an avid traveler this isn't anything that I'm not used to. It is a bit annoying when you're trying to explain something to them and they have no idea what you're talking about, and the check in was a bit confusing as I couldn't even tell them that I had a booking, they just assumed that I was a walk-in since I had a backpack instead of a suitcase. - Just before I set off to catch a 5am flight, I realized I was locked inside the room. The door handle was not doing anything no matter how many times I tried. There is no phone inside the room to contact the reception, so I was left to force my own way out or miss my flight. It took me around half an hour to manage to get the door open, which lucky still left me enough time to still be able to make it to the airport on time. I tried to explain to the night porter what happened, but obviously he had no idea what I was talking about. I convinced him to follow me up to the room to show him what I was talking about, and all he did was open and close the door a few times and then walk away without resolving or even acknowledging the issue. He was also sleeping on one of the sofas in reception when I came down to check out. - The hotel itself is very hard to find. About 10 separate taxi drivers had no clue where it was, which is understandable because in terms of surroundings there is not anything notable near by to use as a landmark. I ended up having to say the name of the suburb and then directing them myself to the hotel. Before I knew my way around, I ended up having to pay an extra 100 Baht for a taxi driver to drive round and round asking people on the street for directions, most of whom also had no idea where it was. - There is nothing nearby. The closest train/tram is at least 30 minutes walk away. Normally this would be fine, but not something I felt like doing 3 times a day in a humid 30c heat. The closest thing is the Central Grand Plaza Rama 9, which is just a shopping mall. Further down past the esplanade is a night market which was very cool (probably the most enjoyable part of my trip) but when I return to Bangkok I will certainly be picking my location a lot better. - Although not much of a problem, the wifi prompts you to log back in every 10 minutes or so. This is okay while surfing the internet, but while trying to call people using the wifi, it would cut out 2-3 times during the call and I would have to reconnect. - The personal bathroom had some mold around the corners, but nothing more than what you'd expect. Overall all of these problems are easily resolved and did not ruin my trip. I would stay in this hotel again if the location was better and someone promised me I wouldn't get locked inside.